She told the teacher the story and said she dismissed it and did not seem bothered.

But within days, the mother-of-two was summoned to a meeting with the head of year, the school manager, a teacher assistant and another reception teacher to answer for her daughter’s ‘naughty’ titters.

Priscilla said: ‘When I received a call from the school, I was appalled at how pathetic and petty it was. I wasn’t making fun of her name at all. I wasn’t happy about being reported.’

She added that she and Miss Butt are not on speaking terms after her daughter laughed at her comical name.

But now, the mum-of-two and the reception teacher have agreed not to speak – even at the school gates.

Priscilla said: ‘We don’t speak now, and I’m worried about it having a negative effect on my daughter’s education.

‘I saw her at the school gates picking up her daughter but we didn’t say hello. She’s my daughter’s teacher but I won’t be going to any more meetings.

‘I can’t say I’m going to move her to another school, but if it affects her education I will.’

Priscilla wants Annalise to be moved to a different class as a result of the tension – but requests have fallen on deaf ears.

She added: ‘I felt intimidated in the meeting and they made me feel like I was in the wrong. The school over reacted and it made me feel really angry and it is not good enough.

‘I felt I was treated unfairly because I am putting my trust in the teacher and I am not comfortable with my daughter being in her class now.

‘Annalise is too young to notice if she is being treated differently and I am disappointed about the disruption to her learning.’

The drama means she is now considering moving her daughter to a different school.

A spokesman for Mayville Primary School said: ‘We’re talking to the mum on a regular basis.

‘Generally speaking we would only transfer a child from one class to another as a last resort as it can be incredibly unsettling and disruptive for the pupil, and their wellbeing is always our priority.’